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THE DAILY PRESS, WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER Sta, 1871.
Tlatatiff made at his claim to the extent of $9.15 the 59.00 being de off The other boz of cigars was not the defendant property, and therefore its price could not bu set-off.
Judgment for $9.15 ruo conte.
ORUN TAX-SING v A, W. Punomis. $19.03elerdent not in attendance. Plain tiff sued as the executor of the late Chun-tak obeong, alias Atisk.
Jadgment for the plaintiff."
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S. RUTTOMJEE . D. BUTTONJE. $150.00
Francia for the plentiff, applied for postponement to which it. Toller, for the defendant, had no objrotion. The osas was postponed nocordingly to Troeday.next,
POLICE INTELLIGENCE.
7th, November, A
ESTORS 0. Max, Esq.
DISORDERLY KOUBE,
D. W.
mossen. First, there was that of the Harbour it was possible that it would have been mordvantages, and constrant thoin piers along, the the fact, we are confident the public will wil-appon, the plaintiffs in the action. After re-| Os the 7th November, ut St. John's Cathelingly forget past shortcomings and erors ferring to Mangles. Dagoon, 8 H. of L, 702
Maator, a man who from bis position was con- torvenient if the whole thing onld have been shore, as all the whares at Singapore are con- to the effect that the assignee of a security on
stantly about the barbour, and whniss evidence brought before the Council In one. Ordinance; structed, and as all thone at Shanghai, te ako dral Hongkong, by the Hord. J. Hayward Kidd,
would no doubt have the greatest passible hat that, for several reasons, bad not been conairnoted. Why is it that they want to ran Col. Obaplain, N. J. Evz, Eag, of Hongkong on the part of their authorities, if they will chattels stands in the same position as tho
wolgbt with the Committor, spocially na being practicable. It was enssidored necessary to a pier 1,000 feet out into the sea, and obstruct to MARY LOUIS, eldest daughter of the late co-operate in the improvement of a system nesigner, the Judicial Committee hold that the
that of an officer of the Government, and what get something to work upon so that they might trafa?
I od may nothing sa to the evident bias Nicholas Brechasrt, Eng, f London. 11925 which the more largo minded of the oficiais principle so far extended to bills of ladings that where there is no advance made or value
did he say He said that very few dargeboats come before the Legislativo Council with the themselves ratognise as behind the age, and given upon the faith of the donments, the
pass within the waters to be covered by this schemo in a somewhat definite shape rather of the Chairman of Committon, and the Todarot sta adroine, at 100%,, and the last contrary no less to the interests of the Go- tradeforces take subject to the trusts on which
pier. It was unceosary to argue with re- thun as the promotora of some undefined 12-bent commentary that can be given to his as fercace to the staller bouts, because it was de, dertaking. Herontier there would be no great sertion of the pahlia demand for the pier. is the vernment than to those of the general. Com- the goods were previously held by, the trans- ferers. I must follow, that decision. Tho.
cided there should be a much larger opening difficulty in amalgamating the two Ordinances quotation of its Shores already at 12 per cent. munity.
bankruptcy of Lyati, Still and Co. be un
than was at first suggested. It would not be na was done in the case of the Hongkong and discount.
I am, your faithfully, much farther litigation
overwhelaring to make it 40 feet wide; but with Shanghai Bank, that is, a supplementary Or happily led to
Hongkong, 7th Nov,, 1871. – Mr. Liebert, a Manchester merchant, damo in
regard to saiking the level, he urged that as the dinance could be passed by the Council giving under the Bankruptcy istid olaimed before me
trafic was entirely of tramways, the danger them their powers, and this being embodied as Chief Judgs in bankruptcy goods on the
and inconvenience would be such as to render and the whole thing registored, the Company sneb a plan completely impossible; and, it there would go on under the special Ordinance. If THE ASSASSINATION OF CHIEF ground of stoppage in transitu, and also on the
JUSTICE NORMAN. wers a swing bridge, it would necesitate the there should appear to be any speolal objections, ground of the special trust classe in the in- Grand March Gorams de Vergy....Kubner.
(Times of India, September 25.J eusponsion of bainues for many hours anring he trusted be would be heard upon them; but, the day. Trus, it was said, that the bridge so far as he could see, the general intereata Though the very scant information as yet to Selection...La Boils Helens Offenbachsoine. I upheld his olaim 18 months before the ANT ONE observing the manner to which the Waltz Billa Colas, Manueu, desinian of the those in the Privy Council.
need not be used in a general way, but should of the public were very well protected hand (a wa write) respecting the details of My decisionan bankruptcy has not been appealed
Le made for the purpose of allowing cargo-boats by the provisions of the Ordinance before the Chief Justice Norman's assassination, and the Wharf question was discussed in the Select Selection. Ne Tauches para la Raise Boisselot,
Pleiftar
Boinet Bat Henderson and other have been
to page Hrough during typhoons, But the Committee. It was drawn not merely on be brief examinationet the sulloti murdores, afford Committee, must regret that we have not Poika Mazurka Der Gemuthlichs
Botte
paintifle in two other anita in this Colony, in
Testole wide would come in that direction to half of the Company, but was settled with the early any materiale on which to-form an one against the Hongkong and Shangbai Bank, more Select Committee I loss Legislativo Galop Ver Schnall..
John Nichols, of the" Hose and Crown, was take refuge would be only those from a very Government, so that the public interests might opinion about the event, everybody involuntari Council in the administration of the Colony. The Eureka, Troupe porformed last night af and in the other against the Comptoir d'E
Kowloon
nance went. Of course it was admpetent for the hey hear further and consider more calmly. A simple business like and energetic tone the City Hall Theatre, under the patronage of opte de Paris, decided by different learned charged by corporal No. 69, with keeping a dismal rarios: as such vessels generally go to be protected so far: na the scope of the Urdi. france or expresses one 20 us to serve antil
the Lieut, Governor, and may be congratulated Judge soling in my absence, involving facta orderly house. A great disturbance had taken
Mr. Koawick abserved that during the net Committes to differ with its provisions; at Any juurder in open daylight starties one, by pervaded the proceedings, contrasting tark-not only on attracting a large audience, uniong somewhat differing in one from those in the place on the night of the 5th instant; between
Ordinance as it stood, there was no harmless creatura abroad whors the entiments of edly with the heavy, laborious, and terribly whom were many ladies, but also on producing other one of these oues has been decided the defendent, bia bir keeper, and the latter'a typhoon the whole of the Wanchai shore wie unless gravo interests were imperilted by the showing there are always souze garage and rook- in its being passed as at present drawn. society and the restraints of authority barely official style of the Legislative Council. The the beat entertainment that they have yut giren favour of Messrs. Houderson and the other wife; the high words std quarrelling having crowded with bate,
Mr. Hayllar and that even admitting the ma The learned gentleman concluded by mying suffea to keep in check. But when the casas- Hon. Mr. Suitи verf sensibly suggested. The songs in portionlar were very swaasssful, the against them. Both those suits are under apstracted a large crowd round the house.
Mr. May fued defondant $25, or in default, emaity of their going there instead of to other that these were the considerations which he sin's arm is raised to strike one of the rulers of acopstis properties of the room being superior peal before the judinisl committee. The de
places, they could not be seriously injured as wished to lay befom the Committee, and be the people, above all, the representative of when the question of forming a Committed to those of the Ensitano, where the voice pra cleians on these appeals will I may expect one months imprisonment with hard labour,
SKELING APIBITS, WITHOUT LICENCE they would know the pier was there and take asked that full weight might be given to them, sovereign judicial functions, men ask for the on this matter was mooted, that it should not ceeds from the front of the stuge. The reveres throw additional light on the question bǝtors.
Mow-a-man, grocer, Na, 92, Queen's Rond measures accordingly. There could be no ren especially the earlier portion; and that the moment, if the bonda of civil government arat bex Committee of the whole Council, which fes the foot, lights, and in consequcace present ouse should be neither argued nor Esst, was charged with selling a bottle of gia son why the cost of flic pter should be increased Committee woolit avoid imposing upon the loosened, and whether the ground is breaking.
however is the case when the singer is any diso in this sait, and I was very earnest that the would be bound by all its forms of procedure; aning parts of the burleague were not so well heard decided until I should have she advantage of retail, without being licensed. A police con enormously to enable boats to pass through Company way further difficulty than was to be up on which rests all security for the relations and he also made the suggestion, which has se might have beon vished. In the first part, the the decisions in these caves où appeal. The stable sont a European to buy the commodity.in atormy weather, when in hemen profound in widening the opening. Raising the of civilised society. This feeling of wagné ăn. bee appreciated by the Community generally great succeda was the dust between Misa Nelliy plaintiff osanael suggesting that the delay Defendant explained that Ea had received a bability one wonid not wish to get there in level would be difficult and dangerous, padziety and universal apprehension is at one re- carier and Mr. Joseph Buall which was loud. until the two appeals will be disposed of my dollar, and had given his acouser a bottle of a year. But he did not see in what way the would certainly imperil the undertaking. tiered, if we can regard the incident on tho
submitted that in the go, but that there was no connection between interests of bosta seaking shelter were part.
steps of the Onlouits Town Hall as the act of a and which it may be hoped is an earnest of ly encored. Miss Fanny Wiseman's ballad was for year,
We also subjoin the following letter, which manias. It then falls under the category of a more liberal feeling on the part of our au tootefully given, and Mr. B. D. Hayearth was decision on ike Min cass I had authority the gin and the dollar. The former was given mount over theas of the public. He could thorities, that the proceedings should be opening in his “Seven Ages of Man." In the on the points in dispute here, and persistonta pay off an old debt, the kitter for friendship; not but think they would be able to was addressed by Mr. Hook to the Hon. Mr.ondents, ne much as the slipping of the plank.
Recoud part Mr. Small brought down the boase y seked for any decision, and at their risk the ones according to the Celestial version, being And shelter without interfering with the pier,
dia. If the wretch now maundering in his cell with that excessively Unfortunata Man" of of cunnoquences the plaintiffs see entitled precisely that of the "Bourgeois: Gentilhom- and that the real danger of these boats would Keswick, in order to be placed before the at Kooshton which lost Bishop Catton for Lo me" who was not soloth merchant, but know not be increased to any appreciable extent. Committee, and which gives a fair and tau is and was a lunatic with a monuin for homicide bis, ad substituted for the encore the acle to it. Inm of upiniva that the plaintiffs are entitled to a decision in their favour to the ex doubt after the way of Commnitzer we the brated long tale of the Fiub. Mr. Sincer sang tons of the amount of the Billa diiogured og sloths well used to amaze them from all i. Indeed so far from its being increased they had perato view of the opposite side of tae. quests would bars struck any other parson, Eu-.
pasts, and out of compinatave, zire them to his been informed that the piersvoola act as a break. tion to t that advociied by Mr. Hayllar
ropean or Hisdoo,, who might have happened the Queon'a Letter batter than wo have heard
water. But as they were unable to hitve so large W. Kaswida, Himy,
"to"sitgut at that moinsut, iastund of the Chief him sing anything, and Mies Homer's he plaintiffs are also entitled to intereas on friends for money.
Mr. May not recognising the fosportaut dia saoponing in the pior as was proposed, the Com
DEAR SIR-Although largely interested in Justice. In that one, though our griet for His Girl of the Period" was irresistible, and of those amounts; bat is the rule of that intereat to courge the spelar Barisane, which has tion, at-4 or at 12 per cent? The Buerer de option of a month's imprisoningut Spirits, possibly be required for the public interests, by any obstacle in the way of the new Pier Cou- great as now, there would have been nothing to
ponds ou nice, but to my spprabenzion intelli-ko, in the house to be confiscated.
keeping a sto launch to tow the boats round there was an improvement in one very im-been admirably put on the stage for the corn-
if they were not able to make head way. This anys I do not consider it will take any do except exprose thit regret and tako fature
business from my firm-by giving on toasked precautions against mad man in public places portant direction. The non-official members pay by Mr. Haygarth,-part from the uu.gible distinctions. The special question bere did not arise in the Mis ouse; the agent for the
A few magen of shasive language, drunk and would be fur leas expense and would not place for opinion as to its interference with cargo. And here we may remark on what must spoke with the authority and weight which fortunate dificity of bearing in the house,
WAS, Bundesstul de before, and the Shed vendors in that case were in portion, and incapable, and short weights, completed the list any difficulties in the way of the general traffic host traffic. But, finding my none brought firet atrike every one on reading the evidence of
It would be far better that the Company skonid
into question by one signing himself, "Oh the two ore witnesses of the same. It gives a people used to free institutions are pleased to fly anguificent. The band of the 10th He- the Jury hare gave the plaintiffs, the Banks, see as one of the simplest, but none the less giment, by kind permission of Col. Nor arunges, incinding the value here, where the
keep é lunet under arrangements with the server in Saturday night's China Mail, I think specially painful aspect to the counrrence, when THE HONGKONG WHARF AND
Harbour Master who under conditione agreed one of the most effectual, means of keeping man and the officere, played a selection alleged wrong was done, with the interest here as further damnges, and when the verdict
GODOWN COMPANY.
apon might send noties to the Company to tow. Perhaps that I should not be doing my duty to we notice that befors the marderer could be ot appital mio during the evening. Mr.
was reversed the rate in this Colony necessarily
As the subject is of special interest to the the boats into safety. The giggestion of the the public did I not in some way respond to seized or atrask down, there was time for the up a proper feeling of self respect and inde Joseph Sasli, we understand, it to take his
victim, mortally wounded though he was, to Surveyor General was very excellent it the 1 therefors taka the liberty of addressing run several yards, and, as in a movement of pendence among the Community. They banelt tomorrow evening, and those who attached to the money paid here, In the Min
had the opportunity of witnessing vase therefors interest af 12 per cent. was, I public, we transcribe at some length the whole tradie had not to be worked on tramyou; as one of the selects committee,-should you convulsivo agony, attempt to defend bitself Beamed, in fact, to breathe freely, and to say is talented impormatious will doubtless hem bound to hold, properly the rate on th shorthand notes of Mr. Hayllar's speech bewys. The rise propused would cause great think St, you may lay this latter before the from his frantic neuilunt. We none of as what they had to say as of right, and not un- glad of this special occasion to give him a full cagiona. Bet here the Plaintifs Bank to
a trust created in England on good then in do: the constant incubus of a possible veto house.
England, carried out by following the corpus from the Chair, even with regard to points.
unt of which the trust is to be satisfied to this Colony. I am of opinion therefore that all fully relevant to the subject under discussion,
the insidents of an English treat attacked, This may be considered satisfactory as far as
usmely, the primary trast to meet the Bills, and
to the public. The event has proved that his views on this subject were weli advised. No members indulged in a fair amount of some what wide discussion; and there was also a
good deal of rather tedious repetition. But douree enthusiastically encored, TheSom be acording to English or "Hongkong computatioction pleaded, fined defendant $20, with the pay would be quite willing to do all that could cargo-boste, I-had made up my mind not to pué ( Lordship's untimely fate would have been as
lave
SUPREME COURT November Gta. IN CHANCERY.1 BEFORE THE HON, CHIRVAJUSTICE SMALE.
Judgment
1-Declare that the plaintiffs are satitled to
suffered.
* Observer's" call, «
committees
was sitting. The man would all bie faculties
it. At Home, Hoagkong is looked up given for the goads, and whion nonaptanses bud let the amount of such proceeds and intersetterests, and its erection right with prope doubt, but not the only one against the scheme ance to fagged out boatmen, usanming they day of the year-be left to elbow their way.
COURT OF SUMMARY JURISDICTION.
BEFORE THE HON. H J. BALL.
like to see mueli fos made about car pablio fore the selcot Committee on Monday, of danger to all people on the rund, in consequence
I look upon the harbour, particularly the jn. functionaries, nor do they themselves like to which time only permitted a summary to be of the inclined plane-down which the trucks
might rang
ehove part of it, ou a sort of Queen's high he the reatre of any sliff and stately formalities. given in yesterday's papur ---
Mr. Moorson here explained that his aungus way, where a large traffic is carried on, and But we have so far come to make 'a parade of Mr. Hayllar said there were one or two con tim was tost the pier should be on a rise up to every British subject has the me right of our English dislike of parade, that the com siderations which be would wish to lay before 500 faol ent from the Prays, and then raa Isral, the committee with regard to the objections Mr. Hayllarsaid that under this plan it work way. To obstreet suob in Bagland, would not monest procantions against violence and dis. be allowed, loss full compensation was made order ure often neglected. We are not at pre- it goes. It was observed by an eminent writer Headers and another. The Chartered Bank those Bille having been dishonored, than that which had been raised. As respected the be difficult to run the trucke and the dang to to the public in the way of suspension or draw sent in a position to criticise the rangemanta that no commercial people could be long of
the defendants out of proceeds should recap tocheme itself, it was admitted on all bands to the public would be enormous. If the tricks In this case the plantitis by their Bill set up the plaintiffs the sums they paid in taking pile one of à bepalicial patare; but some exgep got an impetra going down the plane, it would bridges. Now, I look upon this piar as a very which the Olentia authorities maintain for serious obstruction to this highway. Speak protection of the High Court and preserving pressed by their Government, and there is
a claim upon the value of curtain goods sold by these Bills, with commissions and expenses and certainly something in the practical nature of them to Lyall, Still and Oos the bill of lading interest on the aggregate of those aums from the tin was taken to the plan of the wharf, and be impossible to calcalate with what forus they ing for my firm, wo do a large landing bust order about its approaches. In respect of this, business matters which does away with the for which had been hypotheinted ont he 14thday me the plaintifa paid their sonuts until pay with reference to the Prays. He was little would go on and what mischief they would uess to the eastward of the site of the proposed we aan only speak from the evidence of the surprised that no one came forward expressly cause. It might be said that the Company, and we shall be doubtless greatly incomehowterdar Bombay wamdose) and Folice opportunities that otherwise exist of throw of Dxcember 1860, 9th the defendente, by Lyft nut to thein in England of Fiat aggregate at from those who it was said would be most in oright to provide against sticks & contingency, renienced by it, oran in ordinary times. The tapector. The former-probably one of the
Sali and Cu, ther then being in insolvent the rate of the English Courta, 4 per cent, I. ing into the eyes of the public that peculiar circumstances. They in January, 1887, stopped think the following will be the proper minutes ju, that is, from the different oargo-boat. True; but it was not always possible to obriate hardship would be felt more when the wind dullens order of police constables-seams to guners, so that it would have been possible hall adsidents, and he thought the danger of blows from the N., and at the approach of ty have been the only guard of any kind at the oficial dust of titles and formalities. which payment, and afterwards became bankrupt. Two of the deeree of this Court, but as the point wan
greater injury to the public interests than doalty in westhering this point." when not so checked, goes so great a way to grounds of claim were sat up in the Hill, but not raised in argument, I am ready to bear extent his interest starts really to what contenure at Plate lutives that phoons, she boats world bare very great dif entrance of the Tows Hull, where the Court
Mr. Hayllar for the plaintiffe at the bar, what counsel may wish to say on either
The Chairman apologized for interrupting, would be compensated for by the partial
It is wrong, in my opmion, for any one to ancosupied with the simple duty of sending on the words blinding the public to the fatits of adoited that he oonid not enstain one claim to the rate of intomat,
bat we could hardly expect the Chinase to core banefit which was sought. Supposing how-
sort that boats proceeding eastward shoot past carriages then driving up rapidly as the main forward.
etor, it were thought that this danger the line of the intended pier; for, like the business of the day was commencing. This con- their ralers, and towards thus causing them that on the ground of fraudulent preference; being a title given by statute to the us
Mr. Haylar freely admitted that it was the I was small and that the pier should to yield up readily their rights of self-govern-signee in Bankruptcy, and to him alone. As bave the proceeds of the sale by defcudants of
here to the practice of jamming the tide where who had just alighted; su it ta plain there is no- ment. Hongkong would seem to be a notice another ground be omitted that by original the Long fills paid to them to the extent bersin province of the committee to protect so far as be raises, Mr. Haylist could not disonas the mariners of old, the present generation still ad- stabla did not even know it was the Chief Jnoting
after mentioned,
it could the interests of the public, but those greation at the moment became it was impossi
it can be done. Boats going eastward will thing about His Lordship's casciago or livery by alle exception to this rule. Eminently mer.ntract between the plaintiffs, the vendors, and
-Let an account, be taken of sums paid by interests were of course very broad is their ex-ble for the Company to carry out the plan akire the shore in order to keep out of the thich he might be identified. We do not yet cantile both in instinct and object, the Com-the bankrupts, and by the terms of boarded the plaintiffs in taking up the bills in the pload tent. The cargo-boat owners were only a very Tae capital of the Company would not admit strong food, and also to take the benefit know whether the exclamation" who is it?" was invoice beading the goods were in the laude of inga mentioned, and for coramissions and in-wall section of the public, and when estimated of it, and besides that capital had been anb of the recurve of the tide from the shore, uttered before, or after the blow was struck, A munity have nevertheless gone on for a series the bankrupt subjected to a trast, and that at idental expenses, and let the aggregate of according to their influence and power, but ascribed on an undertaking laid before the Boats will even do this when it is blowing good deal may depand upon this. If uttered of years under a system of Government al-All events against any person taking the goods such amount be ascertained, and let interest very insignificant portion. It would be a great Shareholders, and the Directora would not be
in halk under the bill of lading without giving
'bury' the pier would form world certainly be complices would attor; if after le dagger bird most without equal for the arbitrary power at the time aequatio vahtable, considere be calculated on all such monies from the benefit to the public to carry out the scheme at liberty to liter the scheme set forth. If strong. This being the oam, the "promos before it might be the obvions query which ac an impediment; and almost are insurmonats epet, it would be the involuntary exelation which it exerts. The reason of this is of tion for their being transferred to then, the respective times of payment thereof to plain. Upon this, he would not enlarge; because as they did so the Shareholders would have a
tiffs at the rate of 4 per cent, per manuta. he had said, so far su the interests of the Co right to samplain most bitterly, it not to refuse ble one when blowing bard for should boats of bystanders us world say, in which man's course obvious. There is a distinct bopara delendants took the goods subject to all the
3-Les an account be taken of the proceeds lony were concerned, the pier was of paramount to pay. The Directors might thus be exposed sucoccd in basling out by the ler side of the hard gleamed that kaffe But why were there tion of interest between the Howe Govern equities affecting them in the hands of the
pier, they would still have the length of the Tso many bystanders? Probably there were no of the defendante, and let interest therson at go further, and may, it was of advantage to the
Mr. Ball-That shows the disadvantage of mont and those whom they appoint to mo bankrupts, and that the goods were by the of the soles of the Long Elts come to the bands importance; and he thought he might safely to great liability.
agreement and invoice heading subject as a first
again. Eight hundred feet trifling distance decent every day order, we may ask, should the this Colony, and the bulk of the residents in charge to this trust, that the procede abould the rate of 12 per ocut, per annum be calon argest crcantile interests, and to the world. their being 6rst under pae Ofdiganes and then head to traverse before they could edge sway more than uenal; but only, in the interest of no doubt measured by the aye of a notice in Judges of the High Court-on whose behalf be reattied to England to most the acceptances led three up to the time of payment, and Ita main benefit was to general shipping in ander auctber.
Mr. Hiyilar said that was a disadvantage no boating business, bub yne of no little import church-guers offer up their prayers avery San be looked upon in somewhat the same light as more in a strategic than a commercial point been dishonored; and Mr.. Hallar contended bertrived.
Out of the aggregate of sob proceeds we looked upon the construction of light-houses, of raising the height. If the whart was raised, have to coll against wind and tide for that through any group of idlers who any bo of view, notwithstanding that its trading in but the defendents had taken the goode from of the sula of the Long His in the defendants which were not made as a matter merely of it would not pay they required the yee of their distance. To avoid all this, and to make a sale thronging the entrance to their Court 2 This portauce fully entitles it to every consider the bankrupta without giving valite, and over hands, and the interest thereof so aver basiness, but for the protection and advantage two gotowa, and it would he a great inconve passage for ordinary sized cargo boats, there is like wantonly.az posing them to molestation
restore the value to the place tiffs. This involves
much theroof of the shipping of the world. Here we had hienne to ships; and it might indeed be doubt should be, in my opinion, nothing short of an or insuke from any ill-conditioned mortis ation. If if payo its way, remits the military the whole question in this case. The taste and tained, let the whole or scandals by passing Gambling and other dig. thoms in the Min and other care in which the been so as aforagid found due to the plain- now look for a far larger trade through the charge. But as before said this was not a sad not less than 10 feet (ton) high at the grievance. Let .oar: executive authorities be contribution, and does not create too many oirammstances in this esse are so very similar to 40 shall be renessary to satisfy what shall bave vessels arriving from all porta,, and we mightful whether ships of ordinary burden could dis-arch at least 50 feet (fifty) wide at its base, eifst who nuwes a "grudge or fancies he has a title of the vendors had prevailed against that tiff, be paid and satiated by the defendants to Suez Canal-a trade whose extent and im.Boheme which the Company could ly to ontre above the high water level. To any one us accessible as possible. The "four-open. portance it was indeed impossible to foretell for the Council se oue which they could patable Ordinances, it falfils its destiny as of persons with boss for antecedent delta the plaintiffs, ao far as the same will extend.
goodadministration in Ladin; butthereis neither sion will not seem out of the way tor, as, to Crown Colony, and what need can there be for goods burl be hypothecated, that I feel bouud quit, pad 1st the smonat de taxed be paid by the connulled as well as the more direct and im-ed. The same might be said of Mr. Sludd's width, allowance must be made for the angis plox or case for allowing our Judges 5.Tux the custs of the plaintiffs of this The intereals of the steamers ought to be accept, and it was not the one contespluttall.conversant with the subject, these died doors motto afforda au invaluable hint towards further trouble with regard to it. Such are the by that decision. Here the original contract defendante to the plaintiffs.
mediate interests of the Colony. "It was most suggestion of raising the pier from one end)
interrupted by miscella by letters and the special iavoice beadings are
6. Reserva farther consideration. views at home, and such it a great measure precisely similar to those in the his case. In
enture angle height at the centre. As to the neous crowds. Had there beca bat another important that they should not here find the to the other to make 15 or 20 fect elevation Pieces or enpporters of the archway so as to to be annoyed 7.---Liberty to apply.
want of those facilities which they had in every at the shore end. This would be simply im height, it must be taken into consideration policeman to keep the steps clear, the Chief must necessarily be those of the officials who this case also the bankrupts had obtained
other oivilised port. When, therefore, body practicable, and the idea was, it he might say that ordinary sized cargo-boats when light are Justice himself or come ono neur wodid at least Jooney from these defendante as the purchase of are appointed from home to rule the place. It illa drawn by the bankrupts on x arm in Lou-
sideral chains like the prossak, it should be made wis that for allowing vessala lying outside him a fool or two for rise and fall of the ses cing Punjabi: Had there boen a competent in Boma 8 feet (eight) ont of the water add to have at a chason to sea and avoid the mena. of gentlemen came forward with a well con 80, alment foolish. The only other suggestion is not surprising that as a rule they sympa don just previously to the departure of one mail,
looked upon with almost more than strict jue to steer thron h 30 feet during s Typhoon when blowing strong to say anthing of the spector or a trusty native havilder wilbin a few this but little with the wants or the feelings os a promise of hypothcouting specified goods arrive from Bower, Hanbury & Co, before the
room required for the people propelling the paces when the Ohief Justice alighted, the an. J. BUDDE H GRANGER-210.89.-Da. tice, with fadalgence; and unless to can be That was one of those valuable enggestions for of the large mass of the Community, and this
departure of the then nart mail, but which goods fendant did not appear. Plaintiff aved, as shown that is interferes with real, permanent, which tar upany were grateful, hat did not boats-and more beight should be added. There send stab would bare bear saved, and it is quite want of sympathy is apt to degenerate rapid id aot arrire, and hers also the Bank, the de Secretary to the Hongkong Swimming Club, solid and tangible interests, it would be the feel disposed to carry out, but no one could qu-shold bo two openings, ons about 200, and the likely the first might be bec averted. Those ly into something very like contempt, as no fendunts, proseed for the security of that old for the balanse in the bands of the defendant, duty of the Government not to strain any dertake to steer a vessel with the wind blowing other about 300 feet from the store. At the remarks, pointing towards fatare precautions, thing favours anperciliousness so much aan dat by the hypothecation of the goods, the former Serotary, at the date of his resigna- thing against it, but to give it every support in bigh brough a narrow opening to that it meeting of the Select Committee on the 2nd any seen commcn-place compared with the sur their power. The second paint he had to spook must be quite evident that such an opening instant, Mr. Hayller is reported to have maicious thoughts of political peril and conjectores the sclyect of his sait, which plantiffs tion, 8th September. ability on the part of one class to aparate had specially invoiced subjecting them in the
The judge enquired whether the Swimming was, upon the form in which the scheme came would not be of any use either lo largo or to that he feared it would interfere with the to some possibla universal web-work of itself from the rest of the Community. No bands of the Bankrapts to a trust in their fa Bath was registered under the Companies before them; and in connection with this would mail vessels,
state that when a sobeme of the kind came ba The Chairman asked whether they would not cargo boat people in another way," (auing alevolent conspiracy which are now running common objecte break down the artificial dia your. The agent here for the defendants was Mr. Ordinance..
Kaye, The goods were obtained on the mom- Mr. Budde replied that it was not, but there fore a Comittee of the House at home, they run the pier at the same height to within 100 that they would be easbed up and done for through the minds of nine-tenths of society. I presume)," but that was a matter which the Bat until we know more about this former de- tinction between men in the Governmenting of the 18th of December. Mr. Kaye, in as a Committee, and he was the doly appoint. always took into consideration the characters foot of the share and then lift it so us to allow Company could not be called upon to consider."aizen of the mesment Chitpore and his associ of the persons bringing it forward. Now we cargo-buats to go ander, and then ran it down of course not-I do ust expect the Company ates, reflections on the wes of policemen and Service and those out of it. The official is letter dated the same day to the defendants ined Secretary.
His Honor thought the Committes would be bad on the Direction of this Company restle to the Praya Would that ook involve a cons« to consider me or mine; but I do consider aantinels may be quite ne soviceable as operala alwaye separated from the non-official, and a London, an admitted extreet of which I bold in
my hand, writes thus: Tyall, Still & Co. 1 the persons to sue the late Secretary: Hawarer, men representing the largest shipping interests; puratively want expanse P
boatien, who form the greater portion of the of mutiny and perfidy. certain fueling of mutual distrust, in engen-regret that this firm have to-day acknowledged as the defendant was not there to take the ob. in fact, almost every house of importance, with Mr. Hny lir stid he was afraid it would in. that aime one ought to think of the Chinese tions concerning leagues of assassing or dream This stortling grime at Calcutta coming dared, which works detrimentally to the gene theselves in serious difficultice, and I very jeation, he did not feel bound to take it himeal. tue exception of one intential firm, repre- terfere with the trucke, which could not be undicating public, and who, by the way, subscribe
loaded. The resily great benefit which a wharf much fear they will not be able to go on, altho Still be should have felt considerable difficulty wonted by the bon member opposite
ir Keswick observed that his frur be offered was that of speed, that was the one couiderably towards the revenue of the Colony. directly after the capire of the Moulvie Mr. Maclean, the eldent partner, is wang one in giving judgment ter the plaintiff if the ob
trial now impending at Allahabad, cannot fail Much of this would fall to the ground to that he will. After referring to the pertigejection had been taken, Judgment for the very happy to avail of it ales, it would thing te be loosed to, e did so chic One The Protoctor of Chinese" will no doubt are Liyakat Allin Borbay, and just before his the great benefit of all connected with the lara, Mx, Kayo thus proesede: "Our most evri plaintiff,
Neglect proper precautions with regard to to nusetile men's minds; but there is no Mr. Hayllar said be was speaking merely of suy scheme that would entail the unloding of that this also is duly cared for. the Direction, who be held wars such as to give tracks would enable the Company to certy the openings, and the less of life and property connection whasevor between the two events. bas for fourteen Joala Colony, if the public bad such a voice as we commitment with them is for a sum of
V. JULIEN E. QUEEN-$20,00-The every nonurance of the sebeme baing properly out their purpose, and he pat it that the while boate ure making for the havens to the The Moulvie.
carried out, and bona fide, Some of thein re interests, which were represented as like Eastward at the approach of a typhoon wid been a fugitive from juice, and might have would permanently give to the non-official £15,000 sold to them on the City B. laat
zaail, for which I was to receive in payment debt was admitted. Judgment for plaintiff.
presented the largest shipping interests of the ly to enffer were not to be wolghed for a
been pounced oponany mouth, but for the pre members of the Council something of the bill on Chalmers, Guthrie & Co., eget silk for
THE CLUB LUSITANO V. E. R. HOLMES. world, such as the P, & O. Company and the moment against the large public hiterest It has been said that Saveoon's and Barrows' cautions which he bussiduously adopted from position and influence which they held for a about an equivalent amount this mail." "Ia com
Wharvos are no obstacles to boats passing. I the instinct of self-preservation. No theories time at the recent Select Committee. The sequence of the shaken state of credit it in the $206.45.This case, in which Mr. Brereton ap. Masageries Maritimes, whose presence was involiol. It was the public interest alone
enfficient to guantee that the scheme would be which had to be considered; and as the Com-etend they are. Any and everything project-of Wahabreisz or secret conspiracy are needed north, caused more immediately by the reports peared for the plaintiffs, was referred to arb barriers between the Government and the ge- about Dent & Co., their agents have been unable tration, the arbitrator to be agreed upon by the warried through, and we might fairly conclude any do not attack in any mutmisl way the in- ing so, the ses from a lec shore are great to account for his position. The offence of that if such men could not carry it through, erest of the harbour, the scheme should not be abatacles. It was only during the approach of which he lies sconest, was public an ponsible, neral community wars then for a moment to operate, and there are no documents forth parties.
it could not be carried out at all, anies we stopped. If the interesty on which objection the last typhoon that we lost one bust entirely, and ia recorded as one notable circumstance in coming. I have however got possession of Long broken down. Even the Hon. Mr. AUSTIN, Bila to the value of $10,000 and D. Là for. Cot-
ABDOOLLALLY v. W. H. BORN2270de it a Government work, and Mr. Hayllar was made were to be considered paramount; it
and bad another considerably emaahod by the great reroit under the standard of Dolbi in concluded that if interests such as these gentle. it was to be held sa absolutely essential that striking agained these wharee. Had they not which Hindu and Mussakaan joinest indiscri an official of officials, caught something of the tons representing EC.000, and Mr. Musique has Judgment for the plaintiff by default
man represented were to be discarded, no one by pier shall have an opening to canblo been there the hosts would have been suved. minately, That the Monivis should carefully epirit of the Mesting, and for once seemed to confessed he has nothing more to give at pre-
sept, var hopes he will be able to secure us on J. RITCHIE, B. J. MARCAL-$130,00— - would again attempt to carry the sabeme of a cargo toate to pass ander it; and it should be
As to saling boats, I suppose they must be disguise himself and deceive his associates of think morg of the interests of the public tax the arrival of next mail." I may here remark Defendant's brother attended to inform the wharf ont. It was of very great importanon to once for all understood that no scheme will left out of the question, for nothing but a the present day as to his identity--that, in his the views of the SECRETARY OF STATE. It that the words I bave got possession of Long Curt that abe (defendant) was ill. Case post consider this point. He did not of course la be allowed except on this principle, ao som drawbridge, and of large dimensions, would character as an expert in the ritual of Mabom- tend to hint at anything which might for a pany could be found to invest their money in serve to allow them to pass. A drawbridge edazism, he should ded in Beret signs and is this spirit which all must wish to ace difs, coupled with words "Mr. Maclasa punod.
mant appear like a threat to the Committee on an undertaking. It might be otherwise would require constant attendance, and would passwords to be known only by saints like him bas formed be has nothing more to give,” fused in Hongkong; and it would be diffused indicate
Tim was not at all what he meant, but tezrely if any other company started with the inte greatly impede ikat despatch which the pro self, and their few wealthy patrons, is all in that having thus saved · some--
shut he feared that if the business men who had tion of doing this, then woll and good but motera of the scheme appear, so conlldaat of noordance with the circumstances of his posi if there were a faire representation of the thing ont of the wreck was uppermaet in
giren their attention to this matter, and taken the speaker did not think that the intereste general. Community. Were such the case, Mr. Liya's mind. The case was argued on
pulins to carry it out, could not do so, theraemin of people of this kind should be allowed to giving sensein.
I sot, dear piy, either beno wharf, or at all events not for yours, blook up the pier way. The cargo buatmen prejudices and pretty feeling would soon dis the 25th and 26th of October, when Mr. Mac. lean was examined, and his examination at
The defendant in those cases bad wont in a With reference to the character of the scheme, think that their interests will be injured by the appear; and an English public would not be great length in a previous is between other found lacking in its respect for its Authori. parties was put in and by consent admitted. medical certificate of ill-health. Ouse poat-be might state of bis own knowledge that is company, by its interfering with their profita
was one in which Sir Richard Maollonnell had but they probably judge hastily, as what in These examinations onnelusively prove that the poned,
takes a great interest when it was mooted, two | likely to take place is that these very cargo ties, if those Authorities showed a proper to firm was on the 14th of December, and long be-
for three years ago, bat could not then be boats will be attracted to the pier, to get cargo
THE NEW PIER spect to the public.
fore, hopelessly insolront, and from them and Loo-Yo, v. LOW-TEE AND TRES.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE “DAILY FDESH.” The means for bringing in a change in from Mr. Kaye's letter, Imust infer that Mr $4824)-Mr. Brereton appeared for the de started. His Excellency was exordingly no to curry East and West. Certainly cargo bouts
Sra-Although the opposition to the erec Kaye had, when he accepted the bypolliceation, fendants, and asked for a pastpussient with axons that it should be carried out, and a draft are to be found within the line to be occupied this direction are scggested in the sitting utice of insolvency, and that us ngout for the view to a settlement, as there were only $15 be- Ordinance was drawn up, which was almost the by the pier, but they could go outside with very tion of the New Pier has been conducted in the
Fost sama aa that, for the suggested plan. The tle inconvenience, and all that has been said wont desultory manter, shil enough or of the Select Committee; and com defoudants be could not fiascospting the bil tween the parties. Plaintiff consented.
third point, which had to be noticed, was by Mr.Glover and Mr. Jack, the only witnesses, dence has been produced to prove indontest bining this fact with a consideration of lading of the Long Eils, the goods in ques poned
to what extent had it bean shown that privato does not show that they would be much injuredibly that it will be a great obstruction to truf tion, from the bankrupts, though the goods were then in the barbour), have any higher titla to Tam-AHUN. NO-WAI-CHURE-21.00-interests would be injuret. He took the pri- Mr. Glover said that be pould not carry treasure fis. The question consequently arises, Ought garsed as a signal failure in this respect. The to be adopted in Singapore, that a Select them against the plaintiffs than the bunkrupts There were two counts, one for washing done vate interests rally to be those of the land once in cory severe weather, and this was allt or ought it not fa ba.ersoted 1.do, actal advised book on the Musulman plota of the know upon what grounds Parliamentary Compast, which Dr, W. Hunter has been allowed Committon of precisely the same character had, and I wust hold that in the bankrapte for defendant, and the other for desges for boldere, and if the Committes did not find that the actral evidence we bad, bot to say we are as the one which has just sat, should die honda tha goods were clearly subject to a trust illegal arrest. Of the amount under the first injury was done to persons with property in the to go to all the expeñas proposed to enable wittees in England reject private bills, but it, to publish, will have a very noxious effect in- to provide by sale lands to meet the bills draw county $11.00, plaintiff admitted only $3, slog. immediate neighbourhood, it would be very dif- treasure to be carried from East to Weat in appears to me to be the fair and randomable filling the popolar mind with all sorts of ag
bosta is surely out of reain
course to approve of the hill, if the facilities to prouensions of sedition and irure of coff cuss the Estimates before they come to the against: the goods. Prior to 1865; a firm of ing payment of the balance, Tu the second, foult to know where to draw the lino, go for a Full observed that it was not put trade, whlob the pier will provide, cannot be spine. But a whole bushel of sued vaponry
Zaf. Legislative Council to be passed, may wa not Fetcher & a failed in Hongkong, and nader $10.00, he pleaded that the plaintiff had actual from the land ownem representing themenives
in thus light; bat as an instance of what obtained without this obstruction to traffic; and, stuff will not make a single line of judicisi or Hon; Mr, KeanickThe tenants,
might be the effects of the wharf. Many on the other hand, to rejear the bill, if equal political òvidense; and nuless the papers found hope that we can see our way to a step in the rates similar tota presenta anit of ly robbed his of his ambrella and watch, and as injured
Henderson v. Campbell was heard at the Boils thik he gave him in abarge for thiɑ: ***
It appeared from the newspaper report, in Mr. Haylarurged that the tenants had acily Mr. Hayllar-Yes, as an instances and that is facilities can be obtained without interfering in the Chitpore poique are of a charactor very right direction in regard to the Government here the plaintats claimed an open a stoppage
different from the detectives" Sterature which of Hongkong? We wish for no rapid ur rain branzitu by them; Lord. Romilly declined to the abonos of other evidence, that Mr. May the same interests in this matter as the land on the que inelance we bave to guide us, and from with the traffic and other private interests.
It may be well to remind some of the mall- stified the Judges of Muldab and Patas, we hold that the plaintiffs were entitled on that dismissed the case, and the statements of the ers; und we found that the two persons residing which I gather all, this is the class of interent
are very much na we were. The mischief dical change. We need ask only for a few ground, but be held that the trust as special parties being completely at variance, Hin Honor East and West ways their cordial co-operation so which I suppose and to be injured and if ibis bera of Committee that energy and wil go a
the sabse and all but one with whom from is all that can be urged, I contend that there great way in getting up a public company es in that this agitation of the public wind and simple improvements on the existing system. hxrge and lien on the proceeds of theas adjourned the onse for further evidence.
pogliar circumstances they could not communi esa teme. right to put the Company to any well as in getting up a petition, and that what Foiterated suspicions loudly expressed-as in The appointment of one or two more on Foode," created by the special invoice, was
good in law and morals, and the decision was WONG-AKOW. W. H BUER-$59,68. cate, approved of the undertaking, Mr. Burrpass to obviate dangers which I think very the public is really concerned shout, in to get very absurd fashion by the Englishman the. official members, combined with such a planin favour of the plaintifs, who are the same Judgment for plaintiff by default,
zows, who was a ground lessee, admitted that much exaggerated, and which really hardly the best accommodation at the loset igasare the other day-bave a tendency to bring to a it would be beneficial to his property; and Mr. exist at all. I certainly heard with surprise of nience to itself. In other words, this simply head the long slumbering and otherwise es that already ordered for Singapore, would firm es tbe plaintiffs in this suit With anon a form a great step towards the ultimate adopcision fa their favor diappealed againat, the U. VOLEMANN M. J. JASTERS.-$31,65 Landstein, who was unfortunately unwell and the great dangers which attend the navigation stating that the public, through it officials, in nocnous agarice of political or religions
plaintiffs and ofhere bave ever sinon ferated to This case was a marvel of complex arithmetic could not attend, und was down interests of cargo-bosta in this harbour. For one or two nut necessarily bound to action the erection fanatics. : --- tion of a system more closely in accordance ve validity of these special invoices, though There was dret the claim as above, and than were cractly the same as Mr. Mody's, said that days in the year there no doubt are difficultion of a Pier, which, it is proved, will interfere with with that to which Engilabiten are used in their doing so has brought them into touch the defendant had a set of of $19.45, and after the wharf would raise the value of his property hat in ordinary time I should have thought its convenienos. The pain so afford to wait, their own country, and would be an import. litigation. That case of Efelerson v. Campbell this be admitted $12.00, and then she plaintiff Thus, then, when we find that all those where that there is hardly day when a single ocok sud, if a Fiar is so avutially necessary as it is in the inferense that the United States naval sint, step towards doing away with many of
Any one walking along the Praya can see arerage man. Since the man-o-war California the abases now existing. It is not well to generally unknown, and it is notorious that in could understand what sum was in, dispute. | favour of the sohems, where ought wa toʻitop the harbour in perfect asfoty. This is my Im rival achats will speedily ninkė its appearance. or at least unattractive, to the mind of the
the Min curs very eminent lawyers at the Eng-Chis was particularly the case when the defeud. It was said—and bere was the diffont point be too sanguine, but it may perhaps be hoped lish Bar gave opinions entirely different ne to at explained that ble set-off partly consisted that two sections of the Community would auf Harbor Motor: Everybody knows that the enormous steamer of the P. M. 8. Co. ha been lying at Vallejo, more than one hun for-thues who owned private boste or people go out almost every day, and I think anlaying alongside a wharf which is so short dred and fifty men have deserted from her. We that the Hon. Mr. Batra's enggestion with the rights of the litigants. In Rodger, the of a denial of a part of the claim.
Comptor d'Eboompte de Paris (the fin case), op It appeared after a while that the plaintif gor sampaze, but the cargo-boals would only objection of the kind raised on the East of there bat it can scarvely be said to interfere with know of but one way to remedy this evil of de regard to the constitution of the Select Com-appeal from this Conet, das Judicial Committee oluined $31,65 for bound and keling, refresh.be interfered with at certain states of the tide, being cocasionally tempestuons weather, ought cargo-boat traffic at all, and a little farther pertion: let the Facatarial Acclimatizers people mitteo and the publication of its proceed-stained the right to stop in fraseif, which mant, &e and that defendant admited $12,00. It would be almost impossible for cargo-boats searcaly to be considered worthy of the siten elong thers is a bight beside the P. & D. Goa the hay with sharks, and Jack will be afraid to ingi, indicates the dawa of somewhat more devision, it alone, would have given the plainti of the selling off against the Plaintiff dorit was blowing trongly to the when the wind of this Comites, in deniding upon the inter Deal Godoras, at which large steamers and swim ashore. To keep the sharks vigilant, and
a right to a new trial, but the Court proceeded $18,00 for two boxes of cigars.
blowing strongly from the NE; but we cate of the whole body of the public, liberal ideas than those hitherto displayed by to decide the real question in the case," and ted one box of cigars, $9.00, and thus redqued bad not had the evidence of a single pargo-bout Mr. Haylier then maile a few observations owner, and were confined to that of two mit concerning the Ordinance itself. He admitted our local Government; and should this be consuited the But the respondents in the his claim to $22.65.
ral interests.
of the plan ordered by Earl KIMBERLY
E. CASIOMBROTY. F. FERREIRA-8791- Judgment for the plaintiff by default.
CHUN. Na Y. E. THOMAS-2100- YRONG-KER V. E. THOMAS 6910.
pression, and it is eles the impression of the
be im wazee.
Yours vary truly,
1. B. Hoox Hongkong. November 8th, 1874
tion: while the additional mystery thereby thrown over his antecedents served to render his danguise more secure, and, no doubt, aided to all that savings-bank which he carried in bla cry- ital-beaded walking stick. There has nothing transpired be yet to connect the Moulvia with plote or murderjus compacts of the present day be bas plenty to never for without that. Neither in the ovidence brought against Ameer Khan and his assoniates at Fatus was there anything that we have seen pointing towards plots of recent times-indeed, after the un fuited use of State resources, and first-olare detectives, the Fatas prosecutions may be re
TO PRETENT DESERTION. We feel justified
ship may be seen lying within about 80 fost aution them to bang shout the ship, an of the Frays Wall. Now, why is it that the Fioramional offer might be fong yerboard.--News Company cannot utilise these natural ad- Litter,